Integrating process monitoring into medical device production
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Maximizing the capabilities of end-of-line packaging systems for handling medical devices depends upon how smoothly the disparate functions are integrated into a singular, optimized packaging line. Robotics and turnkey integration provide the solution.
Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The medical device industry has unique challenges and opportunities. During 2020, many of these challenges, and opportunities, were highlighted even more so. It is a heavily regulated industry in most nations of the world. Devices need to be approved for reimbursement and prices are negotiated in many cases by group purchasing organizations and governments. Companies in the field must make constant research and development investments to produce the innovations that drive market success. Yet, despite these challenges, de...
Today's Medical Developments Departments - Editor’s Letter COVID-19 highlighted U.S. manufacturing’s strengths and ingenuity – pivoting to testing swabs, PPE, and ventilator production. The pandemic also highlighted some weaknesses – reliance on international supply chains caused production shocks and disruptions. This is still a problem in some areas, such as microchip shortages after manufacturers misread, or simply missed, the pandemic-driven demand for microchips for smartphones, gaming consoles, PCs for work from home, and IT infrastructure upgrades. This intersection between man...